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Work & Life at SAS
Alyssa Grube 0
Our Storytellers: Anne McCormick

Curious about what it’s like to work at SAS? You’re in the right place. Our people are always asking, “What if?” and pushing the boundaries of innovation, and their curiosity is at the core of our company.   Today, Anne McCormick, Global Account Manager in our Health and Life Sciences division,

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Artificial Intelligence | Data Visualization | Machine Learning
Falko Schulz 0
Analyzing demographics and patterns-of-life using SAS Visual Analytics

The IEEE Visual Analytics Science and Technology (VAST) Challenge provides a great opportunity to validate our software against real-world scenarios using complex data sets. Not only do we learn from these projects, but we also send feedback to our development teams to further improve product capabilities for customers.

Analytics | Work & Life at SAS
Danielle Pavliv 0
How HBCUs have empowered success among SAS employees

Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) are vital to growing the next-generation workforce. At SAS, enabling and empowering HBCUs is an intentional component of our diversity, equity and inclusion strategy. We are committed to supporting and engaging with HBCUs from outreach and recruitment to supporting HBCU faculty, administration and research,

Analytics | Learn SAS | Programming Tips
Rick Wicklin 0
A test for monotonic sequences and functions

Monotonic transformations occur frequently in math and statistics. Analysts use monotonic transformations to transform variable values, with Tukey's ladder of transformations and the Box-Cox transformations being familiar examples. Monotonic distributions figure prominently in probability theory because the cumulative distribution is a monotonic increasing function. For a continuous distribution that is

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Artificial Intelligence | Cloud
Charlie Chase 0
6 ways retailers can rebalance inventories as consumers shift spending

Consumers are pulling back and shifting their purchases in the wake of inflationary pressures caused by high prices for fuel, freight costs, consumer goods and nonessential products. Demand is shifting faster than many retailers and consumer goods companies anticipated. Inflation continues to rise forcing consumer spending to shift once again

Advanced Analytics | Analytics | Data Management | Data Visualization
Marcos Garcia 0
Data observability generates benefits well beyond migration management

My recent work has focused heavily on migration, especially onto the SAS Viya platform and cloud more generally. Rather unexpectedly during this process, we have found that data observability is becoming increasingly important to customers. They start simply by looking at tracing files, but soon find that it has a

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